Filamentous warts

Filamentous warts are small, superficial silk-like neoplasms, commonly known as line crickets. Western medicine for this disease is called filamentous warts. This wart body is highly contagious and can be connected into pieces to cause disfigurement and other symptoms. At present, the international methods for treating filamentous warts include laser cauterization, liquid nitrogen freezing, and surgical removal. Filamentous warts are a special fractal in rickets disease, commonly known as "clogs". It is an infectious disease caused by human papilloma virus (HPV) infection. It occurs mostly in the superficial layer of the skin and has a silky appearance Biological, infectious, moderately infectious. Generally occurs in women over 30 years of age. It is often caused by wind fighting on the skin. The etiology is mostly single and superficial.

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